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Affliction

Affliction

Like father like son...?

6.3 (317)1998-02-121h 54m
CrimeDramaMysteryThriller

Overview

A small town policeman must investigate a suspicious hunting accident. The investigation and other events result in him slowly disintegrating mentally.

Budget
$6,000,000
Revenue
$6,330,054
Production
Largo Entertainment, Reisman / Kingsgate Productions

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Paul Sarossy

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

May 15, 2024

7/10

There's always something more affecting about a story set above a wintery snowline, and though this drama in itself is not really anything special, the effort from Nick Nolte is. "Wade" is the local sheriff who is held in disdain by just about everyone from his disparaging ex-wife (Mary Beth Hurt) to his brute of a father (James Coburn). Then he hears of a fatal hunting accident and decides to investigate. Finally with some purpose, he begins to suspect that this wasn't just a simple slip on the…

Wuchak

Wuchak

December 6, 2025

7/10

**_Oddball drama about a troubled sheriff in snowy northern New Hampshire_** Shot in the winter of 1997, this is a psychological drama with some mystery, suspense and thrills, similar to "A Simple Plan," which was shot the next winter. While that film deals with corruption via the temptation of easy wealth, this one involves the corruption of sons (Nick Nolte and Willem Dafoe) by the sins of the father (James Coburn). Both movies are worth seeing, but "A Simple Plan" is all-around more cohere…